Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-29
Ball and Bat.

Dali ana lat.
Tomorrow at 2:15 P. NJ the Atlas and
Greenwood & Moran clubs will be pitted
against each other Lately the GREENWOOD
~ Morans have been playing the best ball
of any club in the league, and do not ex-
pect to carry the target. The Atlas are
now the tail-enders, and surely will remain
| so il they play as they have been doing re-
Gently. 1t is hoped that tie telegraph
wires will work tomorrow, so that the
! spectators may obtain some account of the
game below.
Robertson plays with the Atlas to-mor-
row, and prophecies making three clear
base hits.
1t is a very noticeable fact that one or
two of the Atlas play simply for grand
stand effect. Such playing should be
| avoided.
& Morans and Haverlys will cross bats,
and Sunday the latter and Pioneers form
the opposing mines.
The Real Estate Men and Lawyers play
tomorrow at Snowflake Park
nine from the State Printing Office
will try to down a club from Hobrook,
Merrill & Stetson's tomorrow morning at
half past 8. The game will be played on
the Capitol grounds, near the new pavilion.
HORSES AT AUCTGoN.--Killip e Co, auc-
| tioneers, will sell at the Bay District track
San Francisco, on Wednesday next, stand
| ard trotters. brood mares, colts and FLIES,
bred by G.. NalenSin. Arno stock farm the
property of r. B. Milroy. The young ami
mails are chiefly the get Of Sidney, son Of
Santa Claus and Sweetness. They include
| near relations to the great young stations
Nalensin and Shamrock. Also colts and
| tillies by Buccaneer and Crown Point
They are as fine lot of standard colts as
| has ever been offered for sale in this State
| The sale will take place at II An
| Mr.. PHARMACY's DRUG SToRE.-Yestcr-
day a farmer who lives near Gait stopped a
reporter, and asked him where Mr.. Phar-
macy's drug store was. Mr.. who?' the
scribe asked. " Mr.. Pharmacy" replied
| the Granger. II have seen the sign several
| times, but have forgotten which street it
| is on. " oh, yes" replied the scribbler
" he has taken down that sign, but that is
his store right across the way" The
Granger thanked him for the information
| stepped into the drug store and bought an
ounce of quinine.
! WILD WEST SHow.-To- after
noon at Agricultural Park the Wild West
| Combination of daring riders will give an
exhibition of horsemanship such as has
never been witnessed in this city. A large
number of young and unbroken steeds
| have been secured for the occasion. Sam
l. Reeves, " the King of Riders" offers to
give $1,000 TO any one who will produce a
horse which he cannot ride. Admission
% cents, children half-price. The First
Artillery Band will be in attendance
AUCTION, To-Day. - Bell & Co., auc-
tioneers, will sell at 10 A. NJ. to-day, at
their salesroom, 927 X street one span of
good work horses, and 0 years old Also,
spring wagon, carriage, buggies, carts har-
ness, one upright piano, fine parlor set,
bed lounge, five bedsteads and mattresses,
chairs, tables, Brussels carpets, Garland
range fixtures complete parlor stoves,
crockery and glassware, etc.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-The WILDER
troupe will conclude its engagement here
to-day, presenting for matinee perform
ance this afternoon " Fauchon," with Miss
Gordon in the title role, and this evening
the play of The Two Orphans" Two
gifts will be presented at the matinee, and
one of greater value at the evening per-
| Torrance.
| THE HARLAN CAsE-In the Harlan case
st Woodland yesterday no additional jurors
were obtained. The venire is almost ex,
hausted, and a special venire will undoubt.
edly be drawn. Two of the jurors, Faux
ner and Quinn, are quite i'll.
ARREsTs-At midnight the following ar,
rests had been made John Doe, blind
staggering drunk. by officer Rider; Mrs. NJ
McAllister, petit larceny, by officer Lowell
Dan Cummings, dead drunk, by officer
Frazee.
SILK, velvets and pushes in tO-aay's salt
60 cents per yard-the real value of man!
of these shades are worth 81 %. Re-
House,